Oops, the denunciation email is gone there. Well, it all started with this guy posting at a game development community called Kagero Studios:
CHRONO COMPENDIUM ELIXIR FULL
Translations aren't the same thing as full hacks, but it does offer some hope. He stated that he'd like to be able to give something back to the fans, and would like to thank personally each of the fans that worked on the translation The producer replied that he actually found them very encouraging - it's something the developers should be doing, but because they're not, the fans are doing it instead. Sakamoto that a fan translation had been done some years ago for Front Mission 1, and asked how he felt about such efforts. I think if a dialogue got opened up SE would feel better about the whole thing. In either case, though it might now be legal to have a digital backup, this still doesn't handle the distribution.
I guess this got extended into video games with the 99 decision because most if not all of my old instruction booklets state its illegal to make a copy.
Making a personal back-up copy of content you own - for instance, burning a copy of an audio CD you own.įair enough. For instance, "ripping" an audio CD (that is, making an MP3-format version of an audio CD that you already own) is considered fair use by many lawyers, based on the 1984 Betamax decision and the 1999 Rio MP3 player decision (RIAA v. QuoteSpace-shifting or format-shifting - that is, taking content you own in one format and putting it into another format, for personal, non-commercial use.
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